Bolts and nuts 0.8 mm 1:35 are a set of resin details from the Czech manufacturer Plusmodel. They replace missing or simplified fasteners on models.
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A set of resin detail parts in 1:35 scale from the Czech manufacturer Plusmodel. It holds miniature hexagonal bolts and nuts of a size of 0.8 mm. It is not a kit but an accessory with which fasteners are added to a finished model where the maker left them out, where they are only hinted at or where you remove them while working on a surface.
A size of 0.8 mm corresponds in 1:35 scale to roughly twenty-eight millimeters in reality, that is to an ordinary machine bolt. You will use it on flanges, gearbox housings, brackets, armor plates, hinges, consoles and on workshop fittings in a diorama. It also serves splendidly when building your own parts out of plastic section, where the set gives an otherwise smooth piece a technical look. The hexagon is cast sharply enough to take, once painted, both edge highlighting and a wash into the hollows.
Work with fine-tipped tweezers and over a surface with a raised edge, as small parts very easily jump away. First wash the castings in lukewarm soapy water. Take hold of a bolt by its casting tab, pick a drop of cyanoacrylate glue up with a toothpick or the tip of a needle and carry it to the model, not to the part. If you need regular spacing, mark it out beforehand with a thin pencil or a scribed line. Before painting, even the whole surface out with a primer, so that the different material does not show through in the color.
The set is supplied unpainted. Glue, paints and other accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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